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Reducing the Risk

Reducing the number of wildlife vehicle collisions is essential for public safety and for sustaining healthy wildlife populations. It is in the best interest of the public, government, and transportation agencies.

Drivers need the following information:

Where are wildlife vehicle collisions most frequent?
When are wildlife vehicle collisions most likely to occur?
What can drivers do to reduce their chances of being involved in these collisions?
What do drivers need to know about animal behaviour in order to anticipate locations where wildlife vehicle collisions may occur?
What do drivers do if an animal is hit?
What are highways managers doing to reduce the risk on the roads?

Click here to see the WCPP Public Awareness Brochure

Click here to view and/or print an FAQ list about wildlife vehicle collision prevention

Drop Us a Line

mail

British Columbia Conservation Foundation
Wildlife Collision Prevention Program
1B 1445 McGill Road
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 6K7

email

wcpp@bccf.com

phone

250-258-7103

BC Conservation Foundation recognizes, acknowledges and appreciates that we are able to live, work and learn on the traditional territories of First Nations and Indigenous Peoples of BC. Acknowledging the principles of truth and reconciliation, we recognize and respect the history, languages and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit and all Indigenous Peoples of Canada whose presence continues to enrich our lives and country.